I really don't know whether to recommend it because if you're not careful it leaves your eyebrows white and it's something that personally bothers me a little because it's very noticeable and feels a little heavy on my face.

As someone with very sensitive eyes, I'm able to use this well since its a mineral sunscreen. The skin around my eyes does not tolerate any chemical sunscreens so I've been searching for a good sunscreen set that's mineral-based. I already love the chemical formula for the rest of my face and neck. Have not noticed any pilling with this sunscreen and I apply in small layers to avoid any white cast on my face when I'm having eczema flare-ups.

I bought it good deal leas than $20 i think but honestly i didnt got the chance to try it yet because i hoard skin1004 and BOJ, but i definitely going to try it for a change cause i wanted to try mineral sPF also

This is pretty good, but you have to temper your expectations when using a mineral sunscreen. Yes, it will likely be a little pasty and have a white cast, but depending on your application you can mitigate the severity of these characteristics. That being said, this is leagues beyond most mineral sunscreens we can get off the shelf in the United States. There is a white cast, as you can see in the picture where I only applied it to the back surface of my hand and not my fingers, but it's not so stark on my no. 21/22 skin and even provides somewhat of a tone-up effect that helps slightly mask redness. Upon application it has a glow, but that dissipates throughout the day and might even feel a little dry to some at the end of the day. Applying in thin layers is the best way to go, it's best to take it down to your neck to ensure a more continuous color. I am 100% sure, however, that this will show up with the classic purple-gray cast on darker skin tones, so be warned.

Like this sunscreen but it does leave white cast.